A Chinese and English vocabulary, in the Tie-chiu dialect/Chù

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薯¹: The potato genus.
書¹: To write; a book or letter.
咨¹: To deliberate; consult; public documents; to sight; lament.
姿¹: Flattering; elegant; gait manner.
粢¹: Grain; a cake.
資¹: Goods; things necessary for one's own use.
諮¹: To plan; scheme; to ask questions.
趦¹: To walk with difficulty; to make little progress.
玆¹: This; here now.
孳¹: To bear or produce; ardent affection for; diligence.
鶿¹: Name of a water bird.
緇¹: Dark colored silk.
錙¹: Name of an ancient coin equal to eight Chinese ounces.
貲¹: Wealth; property; money; a fine; to redeem with money.
之¹: Sign of the possessive case; of; him; it; them; to go.
芝¹: The budding forth of plants; a plant said to be incorruptible used as an emblem of happiness.
孜¹: Sincere attachment to; diligent.
𧞓¹: To sew garments; to seam.
子²: A child; son; sages; an honorable appellation; a diminutive.
仔²: To sustain or attend to the duties devolving on one.
耔²: To weed; pluck out weeds.
煮²: To boil; cook.
梓²: Name of a valuable wood; to cut characters in wood.
自^-3: From; self; one's self; of itself; naturally; of course.
洎^3-: Soup; a thick substance used in sacrifices.
滋^3-: To increase; overflow; rich; to enrich; confused.
恣^3-: Intrigue; levity; lewdness; profligate.
胾^3-: A preparation of meat cut and minced.